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Masstown farmer launches pumpkins over a kilometre for charity | SaltWireSYDNEY - Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will seek progress on the AUKUS defence technology partnership and critical mineral supply chains during a visit to Washington next week, as Canberra tries to reduce its long-term trade exposure to China.
Peter Dean, director of foreign policy and defence at the United States Studies Centre in Sydney, said greater collaboration between the U.S. and Australia in critical technologies was likely to be a focus in Washington, delivering swifter results than the ambitious plan to build nuclear-powered submarines in Australia by 2040.
Australia and the United States struck an agreement in May to align on clean energy and critical minerals, when Albanese and U.S. President Joe Biden met in Japan. The U.S. auto and clean energy sector is one of the largest markets globally, and the U.S. Department of Defense is a major buyer of strategic minerals, said Wilson.
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